Schedule Conflict

Pre-College Issues High School Life
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<p>Ok, so this is the senior year schedule that I wanted:</p>

<p>1) AP English Lit
2) Pre-AP Spanish 5
3) AP Gov / AP Econ (1 semester each)
4) AP Stats
5) AP Psychology
6) AP Physics B
7) AP Human Geography</p>

<p>The problem was that AP Stats and Spanish 5 both only met 4th period, so in order to take both Spanish 5 and AP Stats, I would have to take AP Stats online for 2nd period. After talking with some people who had taken AP Stats on ACCESS (the online program we use at my high school), I decided against taking it and thus had to pick a replacement for Spanish 5. I told my counselor that I wanted to take APES instead of Spanish 5, but unfortunately it wasn't offered during 2nd period. In fact, my school offers NO AP classes during 2nd period, so I was forced to take an online course during that time to maintain all AP's. My options are:</p>

<p>1) Take AP Art History, AP European History, or AP Music Theory during 2nd period online and keep everything else the same (so I wouldn't have to take APES).</p>

<p>2) Take AP Psychology online during 2nd period and move APES into the 5th period slot.</p>

<p>3) Take AP Stats online during 2nd in order to take Spanish 5 during 4th, which would be my last preference.</p>

<p>In option #1, I would like AP Art History the most, but I generally do not like all 3 courses. At this point, I'm leaning towards option #2.</p>

<p>So as you can see, my schedule is a mess, and I would appreciate all comments and advice. Thanks!</p>

<p>-Ryan</p>

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<p>you don’t need spanish 5 since you’re not even doing the AP Spanish Lit test and you definitely don’t need human geography</p>

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<p>Yeah, I took AP Spanish Lang last year and AP Spanish Lit isn’t even offered so it’s the only Spanish class left for me to take but yeah, I really don’t need it. </p>

<p>I’m only taking human geography because it’s AP and my school doesn’t offer a lot of AP’s. In fact, the only possible AP’s left for me to take beyond my schedule now are AP Art and AP Latin, which both require prerequisites that I haven’t taken.</p>